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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
TONE PICTURES OF AUTUMN, by ELLA LOUISE LUICK
First Line: How I revel in the colors
Last Line: For the dying year's refrain.
Subject(s): Autumn; Seasons; Fall
First Line: How I revel in the colors
Last Line: For the dying year's refrain.
Subject(s): Autumn; Seasons; Fall
How I revel in the colors
That blazon paths of fire,
Amidst the dusk of grayish-green;
And flaunt a gold-leaf lyre
On which autumn's music
Is played in somber strain.
The color is a sounding-board
For the dying year's refrain.
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